Plague: All of Futu
疫病：浮屠全境
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- Completed
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- 1.4M Words
- Genre
- Sci-Fi & Apocalypse
- Updated
- 8mo ago
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354Chapters
596Reads · 30 days
40.1kReads · all time
5.5Score
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The content is substantial and has a good horror atmosphere; a few plot holes are omitted, making it a worthwhile read.
This post-apocalyptic novel boasts a novel premise, a solidly constructed world, and highly immersive descriptions of disaster scenes. The characters' struggles and growth in dire circumstances are portrayed with nuance, and the plot is fast-paced and full of twists and turns, making it a captivating read and a rare gem among recent post-apocalyptic novels.
It's very well written. Some say it's AI-generated, and maybe it is, but it's better and more terrifying than many other authors' work.
Slow pace, steady progression, and a reasonably reasonable plot, depicting the struggles of ordinary people, the efforts of the authorities, and cruelty. I'll stop reading after the first chapter. In my opinion, it's very well written. I personally think Liu Qi is a very distinctive character, and he would be a great protagonist.
This is the kind of post-apocalyptic novel that I really like, comprehensively documenting the incubation and outbreak of a virus. So far, I've only read the school portion, and the only noticeable flaw is that, given the current situation, why wasn't the family contacted earlier? And why aren't any parents desperately searching for their children at the school?
It was well-written, but it made me feel hopeless and depressed.
No system, no cheat codes, ordinary people struggling to survive in dire straits, a hellish start—realistic, dark, and desperate, it's absolutely amazing! The immersion is incredible; this is what a post-apocalyptic story should be like! (Recommended by 4600-hour Karami)
A high-quality work, but not yet finished. It currently feels like a sequel to "A Century of Chaos and Evacuation," though it's all short stories. I wonder if the author plans to connect them together.
Very good! It mainly tells the story of the early stages of the pandemic outbreak, and the sense of crisis feels very real.
I think the water and electricity grid looks really good; it's not a sudden disconnection, it's very realistic and beautiful.